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Беспилотную опасность объявили в Псковской области

На территории Псковской области объявили беспилотную опасность

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На территории Псковской области объявили беспилотную опасность. Об этом “МК в Пскове” сообщили в РСЧС.

В связи с этим возможны перебои работы мобильного интернета. Жителей региона предупреждают, что при виде БПЛА нужно немедленно сообщать по телефону: 112 или 8(8112)72-52-00.

При падении беспилотника рекомендуют до прибытия представителей оперативных служб организовать дежурство на безопасном расстоянии, которое находится вне зоны прямой видимости. Таким образом будет возможность предупредить приближение случайных людей.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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